What is the best drug for chemotherapy of liver cancer? Revealing the treatment drugs for advanced liver cancer

Liver cancer is a relatively common malignant tumor disease. Once it develops to the late stage, we need chemotherapy to control and treat it. In order to reduce and avoid the toxic side effects of chemotherapy, patients are advised to combine Chinese and Western medicine for consolidation treatment, which can reduce toxicity and increase efficacy.

Liver cancer is a relatively common malignant tumor. Clinically, patients often experience symptoms such as dry mouth, bitter taste, abdominal distension and diarrhea, stomach discomfort, swollen limbs, etc. It is recommended that patients should go to a liver disease hospital for B-ultrasound, CT and other imaging examinations, and receive treatment based on the examination results. So, what is the best chemotherapy drug for liver cancer?

1. Oxaliplatin. Chemotherapy, as a common treatment method, can effectively control the spread and metastasis of liver cancer cells. At present, there are many kinds of chemotherapy drugs that can be used to treat cancer. Patients with different pathologies use different chemotherapy drugs. The more common clinical drugs include oxaliplatin, paclitaxel, etc. We can use them reasonably under the guidance of the attending physician.

2. Elemene injection. As a commonly used clinical drug, elemene injection plays an important role in the chemotherapy of patients with advanced liver cancer. If this drug is used together with conventional chemotherapy drugs, it can greatly reduce the toxic side effects of drugs on patients during chemotherapy and improve the treatment effect.

3. Paclitaxel. After liver cancer occurs, we should first actively go to the hospital for relevant examinations. Only through pathological examinations can we know the specific development and changes of liver cancer and whether there is metastasis to other organs. At present, the more commonly used laboratory drugs in clinical practice are paclitaxel, cisplatin, cyclophosphamide, etc. We can choose the right drugs for ourselves for auxiliary treatment under the guidance and advice of doctors.

When liver cancer develops to the late stage, chemotherapy is generally required for treatment. However, chemotherapy often causes serious harm to patients. Therefore, in addition to chemotherapy, we should also consider comprehensive treatment through traditional Chinese medicine. A large number of clinical practices have shown that many liver cancer patients can generally reduce their pain and prolong their life cycle after treatment with traditional Chinese medicine.